Now that your child is entering the world of schoolyard games and sports, here's a list of basic skills, courtesy of Active for Life, for children aged 4 to 6.
Jim Grove, Active for Life
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Physical literacy: Ages 4 to 6
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Let the games begin! Little kids will now be developing the skills and higher coordination levels later used in team sports and playground games. Remember, as you read this list from Active for Life, to guide and support your child in learning such games first, as certain skills may come more easily than others for different kids.
For more information on physical literacy, visit Active for Life
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